Common use of Failure to Complete Clause in Contracts

Failure to Complete. Employees who fail to achieve “trained” status within one year 40 (or two years for employees with extenuating circumstances) will lose their employment 41 with the District.

Failure to Complete. Employees who fail to achieve “trained” status within one year 40 39 (or two years for employees with extenuating circumstances) will lose their employment 41 40 with the District.

Failure to Complete. Employees who fail to achieve “trained” status within one year 40 (or two 18 years for employees with extenuating circumstances) will lose their employment 41 with the 19 District.

Failure to Complete. Employees who fail to achieve “trained” status within 22 one year 40 (or two years for employees with extenuating circumstances) will lose 23 their employment 41 with the District.

Failure to Complete. Employees who fail to achieve “trained” status within one year 40 42 (or two years for employees with extenuating circumstances) will lose their employment 41 43 with the District.

Failure to Complete. Employees who fail to achieve “trained” status within one year 40 (or two 44 years for employees with extenuating circumstances) will lose their employment 41 with the 45 District.